Inconsistent fuel-air mixing in multi-position stoves leads to thermal inefficiency and flame instability. Precise nozzle holder positioning and siphon structure control the fluid dynamics to ensure reliable combustion across varying orientations.
Standard burner architectures suffer from rigid nozzle and siphon configurations that limit installation versatility and heat distribution control. Overcoming these spatial constraints allows for more compact stove designs and improved combustion efficiency across varying appliance footprints.